To be successful in today's extremely competitive and knowledge-based economy, businesses need to be able to handle huge amounts of information and services effectively. This kind of information and service is extremely sophisticated, not to mention that it is incredibly diverse, and it is expanding at an ever-increasing rate. Over the course of time, different knowledge management strategies have emerged [1]}, and It is apparent that the preponderance of the studies and developments have been concentrated on the management of knowledge within organizations, which is where a large number of issues have been resolved [2]}. Nevertheless, this opens up a window of opportunity for organizations or individuals to economically utilize their knowledge assets [3]}, and the phenomena of utilizing the crowd's knowledge assets against commercialization give rise to the concept of knowledge markets. Nevertheless, the existing knowledge monetizing ecosystem is inefficient and thus undermines the productivity of the whole knowledge-sharing sector due to its inherent structural and operational intricacies.
